A pair of former Milwaukee Road units work Soo Line's Rices Point yard in Duluth.

A CN transfer job departs BNSF's Rices Point yard after making a delivery. Two BNSF power sets can be seen in the shot as well as two CP sets on the far left in their yard.

Three former SP tunnel motors (two B&LE and one DM&IR) roll past a train of loads they have just brought down to Duluth for dumping at the ore dock.

A ex. MILW Bandit leads a short transfer job from the BNSF yard to the CP yard on Rice's Point.

A lot of activity surrounds Rice's Point near the end of daylight on a spring afternoon. Two yard switchers are going about their business in the BNSF yard while the CP Yard has their own switchi... (more)

Many thanks to Kevin Madsen for this one, as while I was putzing around he found a nice shot. With image of John Ryan losing his shoes rattling around, I tried my best to stay dry. It turned out p... (more)

Sweet! CP re-route heads north on the former Missabe as they slug upgrade out of Pokegama.

I just love shooting coke! But seriously it was a great treat to see an ICE unit leading a coke train to Duluth! I have never heard of a DME/ICE unit in Duluth before. Here they are pulling past R... (more)

Its still ICEy in Duluth! An extremely rare occurrence, as the ICE #6436 leads a coke train to the BNSF's Rices Point Yard. This may be the first an DME/ICE unit has ever been to Duluth. Here they... (more)

Son of WC engineer Dave Schultz, James carries on the tradition, and will soon be an engineer on the Missabe (CN)

After bringing the loads down the hill the crew runs around to begin preparations to shove them out onto the dock for unloading. This trio of B&LE units has caused quite the stir this spring in n... (more)

Guess the photogs in the scene below! If this spot catches on, I will be able to say that I was the first person to get a shot from this location. Medlin's Hill has a nice ring to it! Ha ha

Well what have we here? Some Lake Superior Railroad Museum pieces wait to be picked up by the BNSF for transfer to the North Shore Scenic Railroad after winter storage at CN facilities in Proctor ... (more)

The afternoon Proctor Road Switch job brings limestone loads up the ramp from Missabe Jct. and will soon tackle Proctor Hill in route to Proctor yard. That's quite the pile of taconite pellets on... (more)

After bringing loads down Proctor Hill, the trio of B&LE units have run around the train and the crew begins preparations to shove the loads out onto the dock. The engineer walks to the head end ... (more)